- If You are Asking for Human Attention, Demonstrate Human Effort by Tom Bedor · tombedor.dev
1995-born. Charles University alum. Head of Performance at Mixit. 10+ years in marketing and data.
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A text about how in the era of AI an artist, a creative person, loses the time window they used to have for people to connect their work with them as its author: today copies arrive instantly and the original cannot be distinguished from them. All the more important, in my view, to pay tribute to work where the human approach behind it is visible. And that is what I am trying to do on this page.
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A text about human attention as a scarce resource: whoever asks for it should show human effort. And when sending something generated by AI, they should clearly mark it as AI generated. I fully agree. At work I try to approach sharing generated content in a similar way to the author of this article. When I generate something and send it to colleagues, I try to make it clear that it was generated. And when I share something generated, it often goes out from a special Slack account marked as AI.